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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1901
Page
10
Dr Parsons requests readers to share knowledge and experiences on health topics. He aims to gather practical insights, medical tips, and community perspectives to inform his understanding and inform future guidance.
Dr Parsons seeks guidance from Montana State Board of Health on powers and vaccination rules for Cascade County. He questions city vs county authorities, pesthouse use, and enforcement of adopted rules as he prepares to meet with county commissioners on the 23rd.
In Missoula on September 7 Madam Renno offers insights into personal life business love divorce work and changes. She promises to reveal paths for sorrowful hearts and provide guidance on journeys and troubles.
Louis Rocheleau, a prominent Frenchtown valley native, died at noon in Missoula from injuries after being thrown from a horse while driving cattle in Superior. He recently moved to Superior to run a butcher shop and leaves a widow. Funeral expected Tuesday.
Mr. L. A. Walker resumes personal management of the Helena Hotel in Helena Montana inviting old and new friends to visit. The house has been renovated and refurnished with best service promised.
Sheriff Prescott escorted Henry Noden from Missoula to Deer Lodge where Noden, serving a 10 year sentence for killing Ira Turner, forgave County Attorney Hall after declaring respect for his duty. Noden’s trial left him bitter toward Hall. Also noted: infant son of Fred Stoddard died of stomach illness. funeral planned Tuesday. school books and garments at Mac.
Mrs Peter Lynch of Paradise, a longtime Plains area resident, was buried there yesterday after dying Friday night. The funeral was conducted by Father d Aste of St Ignatius mission after a period of illness.
Government surveyor W. W. McElroy and party camp in Pattee canyon and plan to be out at least two months. The item notes the Golden Rule dress goods stock is twice as large as the previous season.
Missoula council adds Officer Anderson to the night patrol on Upper Higgins Avenue. Sam Ferguson, the business men’s special police, plans to relinquish his post.
After a year at Sisters' hospital Charles Borgvaile prepares to travel to Ann Arbor for specialist care. He has endured multiple medical approaches from surgeons osteopaths and Christian Scientists while his condition remained paralyzed. County commissioners provided 51 for travel as he departs mid month with nurse Sweeney.
Hundreds of horses from reservation ranges are being sold to agents for the American and British armies at Montana railway stations along the Flathead border. Plentiful work for horse wranglers at Plains Selish and Arlee keeps buyers inspecting, saddling, and testing each animal before shipment.
Missoula deputies say county commissioners refused to grant back pay. They plan court action in district court within days with Marshall and Stiff defending the case. The notice ends with an advertisement for stock of women’s and men’s underwear at Golden Rule.
A week of late trains leaves Missoula travelers from Butte and Anaconda stranded. An Anaconda party waited six hours in Garrison then learned the Bitter Root train had departed and Hamilton could not be reached until Friday night, extending a 200 mile journey to about 46 hours. Dr Gwinn, oculist and aurist.
Contractor David Kraham won the bid of 5000 dollars to add a second story to the Dixon and Duncan block. Work will start as soon as possible with completion expected to create a handsome Higgins avenue building. The plan uses the public library stairway for the new addition with offices and sleeping rooms included.
Under Sheriff Evans and Deputy Sheriff Kendall arrested Joseph Fox alias James Smith a man viewed as a dangerous criminal who directed a partner and held a boy in his grip since the Galveston disaster. Fox faces a nameless crime trial this week and possible charges to hold him for further proceedings. Cody may turn state's evidence.
Reports from Missoula describe rapid spread of news about the president’s shooting. Telegraph stations and telephone lines buzzed as crowds sought updates while riders and cowboys from distant areas hurried to Plains for information. Indignation and sorrow marked the public mood.
Missoula reports Bonner flour mills working quarter day overtime to meet orders as 1000 bushels of hard wheat from John Cyr ranch arrive. Wheat also coming from Plains and other districts while Clark flour mills in Missoula start operations with initial grain received last week. Power for the mill comes from Bonner.
Missoula residents report Sunday visits and trips by John Purtle H J Frank Peter Larson Ben Henderson Perry Steffee Layton Stewart and others. Charlies Chrisman excused as juror. Townspeople return from Clinton mines Bitter Root and Gar net trips. County Commissioner Russell notes irrigation ditch prep and Eddy ranch potential.
In Hamilton Sept 7 report Sherwood Wheaton from Helena stays two weeks with family, plans camp hunting and fishing in West Fork. Rev. B. Black’s new six room residence, named Pleasant View, nears move-in. P. J. Shannon named Bitter Root stock farm superintendent, succeeding McGinty, after six years in office.
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